Senior Transportation Utilities Deconfliction Engineer

Tennessee Department of Transportation; Nashville (TN); Sur place; USD 64 000 - 83 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Tennessee Department of Transportation in Nashville, TN seeks Engineering Specialists to support region utilities deconfliction. Roles involve guiding projects within scope, budget, and risk, applying TDOT policies and QA procedures, and coordinating with internal and external stakeholders to ensure contract requirements are met.

The incumbents collaborate with Project Teams, TDOT Divisions, Regions, and contractors to minimize utility conflicts and improve performance across the work program,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Construction Project Management, or Concrete Industry Management.
• Demonstrated competency in planning, developing and/or constructing projects as described for levels 2–4.

Responsabilités

• Define the scope of work for utility coordination and deconfliction tasks for TDOT projects.
• Coordinate with utility owners and project teams to identify conflicts early and provide alternatives.
• Develop a Utility Impact/Conflict Matrix for coordination and reference.
• Attend Risk Management Assessments and implement risk mitigation strategies.
• Mentor TDOT staff and external stakeholders on utility deconfliction processes.

Connaissances

Engineering knowledge

Computer proficiency

Technical writing

Communication skills

Time management

Critical thinking

Learning agility

Attention to detail

Formation

Engineering degree

Construction Project Management degree

Concrete Industry Management degree

Description du poste

Tennessee Department of Transportation in Nashville, TN seeks Engineering Specialists to support region utilities deconfliction. Roles involve guiding projects within scope, budget, and risk, applying TDOT policies and QA procedures, and coordinating with internal and external stakeholders to ensure contract requirements are met.

The incumbents collaborate with Project Teams, TDOT Divisions, Regions, and contractors to minimize utility conflicts and improve performance across the work program,